Purpose
The enterprise exists so members can earn through making and selling, on terms set by the community rather than by stigma or charity.
The Social Enterprise is AWC’s purpose-driven livelihood initiative. Community members make the products. Income supports dignified work and the collective’s community care.
The enterprise exists so members can earn through making and selling, on terms set by the community rather than by stigma or charity.
Textiles, wellness goods, and handmades are made by peer collectives and safe-house residents. Maker credits on each product name the group behind the work.
Proceeds return to livelihood stipends and the collective’s frontline support, including emergency legal aid. Product details will be refreshed when the latest enterprise records arrive.
100% organic cotton tote bag featuring traditional Sri Lankan hand-waxed batik motifs. Durable, washable, and spacious.
Lightweight, breathable kimono tailored from reclaimed factory surplus fabric. Each piece is unique and supports survivor stipends.
Cold-pressed coconut base infused with gotukola, blue lotus, and sandalwood. Non-toxic, soothing, and cruelty-free.
Kiln-fired earthenware pendant sculpted by community artisans on adjustable braided thread.
Hardcover notebook bound with sustainable palm leaves and acid-free handmade paper.
Natural beeswax candles infused with pure Sri Lankan Ceylon cinnamon bark oil. Clean burning for 30+ hours.